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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The College Street Coffee House is still a much-revered institution in Kolkata. Its mystique lingers, despite its dilapidated appearance that evokes another era. Intellectuals from a range of disciplines met to discuss compelling ideas in a free-flowing style – the quintessential Bengali adda, punctuated with many cups of coffee. Twenty-six intellectual, political, and cultural icons including Rabin Mandal, Soumitra Chatterjee, Usha Ganguly, Gayatri Chak
Mala Mukerjee, Jael Silliman
Mala Mukerjee graduated in Applied Art & Design Studies in Photography from the London Guildhall University. Her work has been exhibited widely and has earned awards in the UK, China and in India. She is an Honorary Fellow of the Bangladesh Photographic Society. In 2002, Blink, a Phaidon Press publication, London, featured her among 100 photographers of the world. She has co-authored
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